Population

Fastest Growing Suburbs (5 Year) in Western Australia

Suburbs with the strongest five-year population growth from ABS Estimated Resident Population, allocated to suburb boundaries via area-weighted SA2 overlap.

RankSuburbGrowth
#1Henley Brook+67.6%
#2Eglinton+67.5%
#3Alkimos+67.5%
#4Brabham+58.8%
#5Wandi+54.4%
#6Casuarina+53.3%
#7Hazelmere+45.7%
#8Bushmead+45.5%
#9South Guildford+44.9%
#10Piara Waters+39.1%
#11Forrestdale+39.0%
#12Two Rocks+37.5%
#13North Coogee+36.1%
#14Wellard+35.5%
#15Darling Downs+31.9%
#16Byford+31.8%
#17Keralup+30.1%
#18Karnup+30.0%
#19Baldivis+29.7%
#20Millendon+28.8%
#21Upper Swan+28.8%
#22The Vines+28.7%
#23Brigadoon+28.7%
#24Yanchep+28.3%
#25Bertram+28.1%
#26Beeliar+27.6%
#27Clifton+27.2%
#28Bouvard+27.1%
#29Dawesville+27.1%
#30Herron+27.1%
#31Northbridge+26.9%
#32Bullsbrook+26.6%
#33Dayton+26.3%
#34Bennett Springs+26.2%
#35West Swan+26.2%
#36Beechboro+26.2%
#37Lakelands+26.0%
#38San Remo+26.0%
#39Madora Bay+26.0%
#40Parklands+25.9%
#41Meadow Springs+25.8%
#42Stake Hill+25.7%
#43Haynes+25.0%
#44Banjup+24.4%
#45Aubin Grove+24.4%
#46Treeby+24.4%
#47Atwell+24.3%
#48Hilbert+24.1%
#49Hammond Park+24.1%
#50Brookdale+24.1%

Growth rate is from ABS Estimated Resident Population allocated to suburb boundaries. Suburbs with estimated population under 500 are excluded.